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Wooden Horse I
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Mr. Zhao Xin is still so young - so very, very young. He has started a brilliant art career in China. But he is still at the beginning. And he has no international exhibition history yet except for Kasakhstan. It is a question of time in our view. Mr. Zhao Xin was "discovered" by our art agent in China.

Young Artists' Exhibition

Our Chinese art agent wrote to us:

"The first time that we saw Mr.Zhao Xin's prints was at Hunan's Young artists' Prints Exhibition. We were attracted by his sweet and romantic lithograph "Happy Time". His artworks are joyful and can make us smile and remind us of many beautiful things when we were young."

Four Years of Art Training under a Famous Artist

Happy Time III, 2003
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Mr. Zhao Xin was born in 1981 in Heng Yang city of Hunan province in the south central part of the Chinese mainland. In 1999 he began his printmaking studies at Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts. He specialized in lithography. He studied under professor Wei Jia, a famous artist in China. After four years of studies, he graduated with outstanding records and became a teacher at the art department of Heng Yang normal school. Mr. Zhao Xin is a member of Hunan Printmakers' Association.

Prizes and Awards for a Great Talent

• 2003 - The Series Happy Time - consisting of 4 lithographs - was shown at an exhibition of Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts as outstanding graduation artworks.
• 2003 - The series Wooden Horse was selected by Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts.
• 2004 - The Series Happy Time was shown at an exhibition in Kasakhstan and was acquired by the local government of Kasakhstan.
• 2004 - The woodcut People in Hunan Province won the Hunan province outstanding prize of the 10th National Art Exhibition in 2004.
• 2006 - The woodcut The middle Observation was shown at the first Hunan's Young Artists' Print Exhibition.

Publications

The Series Happy Time was published in the book "Chinese Contemporary Lithographs" by Li Fan.

Zhao Xin at Work

Mr. Zhao Xin makes the complete process of creating an art print himself - no matter if he works in the technique of lithography or woodblocks.

Mr. Zhao Xin at work
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Young Artist and Old Printing Press
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Hard Work before an Art Print is Finished
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